Sentence examples for scramble to push from inspiring English sources

In all, more than 90 such budget-busting proposals have been floated as lawmakers scramble to push through last-minute amendments to bills otherwise intended to meet the demands of creditors who want Greece to liberalize its job market, cut red tape and shrink state payrolls.

A government attempt to drastically reduce "no win no fee" payments to libel lawyers has fallen victim to a backbench rebellion and the busy parliamentary schedule as legislators scramble to push through new laws before MPs leave parliament later this week to fight the general election.

At the other end, Vorm had to scramble to push away Cole's cross, which had been deflected off an oblivious Garry Monk.

"As each side scrambles to push their version of events, the chances for dialogue are rapidly receding.

Black Messiah was slated to come out next year, but the singer scrambled to push up the release date due to the Michael Brown and Eric Garner grand jury travesties.

Now, FERC is scrambling to push measures through Congress that it and many in the industry say would enhance the reliability of the grid.

Both Spain and Italy are under intense pressure from investors because of their public finances, with recently installed governments scrambling to push through additional austerity packages to rein in deficits and debt levels.

Both Spain and Italy have been under intense pressure from investors because of their public finances, with recently installed governments scrambling to push through additional austerity packages to rein in deficits and debt levels.

"Fifteen pax, all airborne, all good to go," he continued, and embassy officials quickly scrambled to push ahead with a plan to get the three rescued Americans on an Air Force C-17 bound for Texas.

After a flurry of depressing data in recent weeks, City analysts have been scrambling to push back their estimates of when interest rates will be raised from their emergency level of 0.5%, and slashing their expectations for GDP growth.

As reporters around the country scrambled to push out stories on early-morning earthquakes that awoke southern California, The LA Times had a machine write its piece.